Visit Globe Investor and use our free Canada Pension Plan (CPP) at 60 vs 65 Calculator to quickly compare the value of CPP benefits if you take them earlier or later.

Get the most from your retirement with CPP. Learn how to claim your benefits and what factors influence your payouts.

Retiring at 60 and collecting CPP at 65 means adding five zero-earning years to the calculation of your benefit.

Do you know the maximum CPP payout in 2023 is $1,855? See how much money you should make to get maximum CPP on retirement.

CPP taxes are the bane of many a Canadian retiree. Not only are they taxes on a program you paid into your entire working life, they’re also not deducted by default. So unless you request that the CRA ...

Canada Pension Plan payments are typically issued during the last week of each month. If you've signed up for direct deposit, the money goes straight into your bank account on the scheduled date.

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says she has asked the Office of the Chief Actuary to calculate a “reasonable” amount Alberta could be entitled to if they pull out of the Canada Pension ...

November is rolling along, and there are still some benefit payments Canadians can receive this month, including the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). With inflation and the rising cost of living ...

How does CPP credit splitting work if I’m divorced? A Certified Financial Planner helps a reader understand how pension splitting between divorced spouses works.